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[cBselfmonkey]

Jake71887 wrote...

1490 wrote...

Jake71887 wrote...

1490 wrote...

Guys, what would you do in this scenario:

In Mass Effect 3, the Illusive man informs you that Cerberus has cross engineered a "cure" for the Quarians using data from the Lazarus Project.

This new treatment will stimulate Quarian immune systems to grow spontaneously to fully-protective states in just a matter of weeks.  Tali would finally be able to show you her face without risk of getting sick or dying.  Not to mention you'd be helping the entire Quarian race.

The catch: the Illusive Man thinks it's time for Cerberus to subvert the Council and for humans to become the supreme rulers of the universe, with him at the head.  He will not give you this "cure" until you help place him into power. 

So what do you choose?  Do you put the fate of the galaxy in the hands of Cerberus so Tali is can live a life free of worry and have a normal relationship with Shepard? Or is the Galaxy too important to give up, even for Tali?

Whatever TIM wants, I shall do 

So you'd do it for the Illusive Man even more than for Tali?

As long as it benefits Tali as well, don't see why not. 

And you think Tali would be okay with you helping Cerberus gain control of the entire galaxy?

[Himmelstor]

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[alickar]

[quote]Somebody1003 wrote...

[quote]alickar wrote...

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[quote]tiberius_adamantine wrote...

[quote]Somebody1003 wrote...

[quote]alickar wrote...

[quote]Somebody1003 wrote...

[quote]Jake71887 wrote...

[quote]tiberius_adamantine wrote...

[quote]Jake71887 wrote...

[quote]tiberius_adamantine wrote...

I'm still working on a way of convincing the skeptics that there can be hybrid children.
Hopefully in time it gains a good amount of support.[/quote]

Science is crying right now 
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what do you mean by that? I've been talking to a scientist, may be on to a method. [/quote]

Because it's nearly impossible, unless you want to spend decades in trial and error watching as yours and Tali's kids die before they take their first breath.
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If you want kids with another species then just do an asari.

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in Mass 3 i think Mordin or Dr. chawks will find a way to breed with tali n make babies with her  [/quote]
That would be...
Just adopt people.

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.........Racist.
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I dont want some Human Quarian hybrid. It would probably be steril and imagine what everyone would think about it.
Its just...

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we dnt even kno what a quarian look like [/quote]
3 fingers 2 toes, nuff said.
No hybrids please.

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ill say its bioware's choice and there alot of possibilities of what this hybrid baby might look like it might be all quarian with just sheps eyes or all human but has weak immune system

[1490]

tiberius_adamantine wrote...

1490 wrote...

Guys, what would you do in this scenario:

In Mass Effect 3, the Illusive man informs you that Cerberus has cross engineered a "cure" for the Quarians using data from the Lazarus Project.

This new treatment will stimulate Quarian immune systems to grow spontaneously to fully-protective states in just a matter of weeks.  Tali would finally be able to show you her face without risk of getting sick or dying.  Not to mention you'd be helping the entire Quarian race.

The catch: the Illusive Man thinks it's time for Cerberus to subvert the Council and for humans to become the supreme rulers of the universe, with him at the head.  He will not give you this "cure" until you help place him into power. 

So what do you choose?  Do you put the fate of the galaxy in the hands of Cerberus so Tali is can live a life free of worry and have a normal relationship with Shepard? Or is the Galaxy too important to give up, even for Tali?

haha, interesting senario. New plan, trick TIM, take the cure, become the new leader.

His plan is infallible.  There is no possible way of getting the cure without giving him absolute power.  Many people, particularly non-humans, will suffer (except for the Quarians, of course)

[NonHuman1136]

VettoRyouzou wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

VettoRyouzou wrote...

Man some of the fans take this stuff to level that not even warranted. Obsessing over the idea of video game character having off spring and trying to prove it with facts in a fictional world.. This is a key sign to take a step back and get some grips on reality back.

Alert: We detect a troll.

I like tali but there are time people take things to far, when your obsessed over the idea of a game character having hybrid children with the main character you may want to take a step back, there loving a character then there obsessing over it.

We have over 2000 pages of Tali conversations.  It is inevitable that new and interesting ideas pop up.  We've already talked about the stuff that I suppose someone like you would consider sane and normal.  So in light of that we come up with new topics that peak our interest and cause us to actually *gasp* think.  I for one very much enjoy our "weird" conversations because it forces people to think in a way that they would not have otherwise.  And besides, this is a video game community, the whole purpose of these games is to give us an escape from reality and immerse ourselves in a new and exciting world.  Reality has no place here.

[Goat_Shepard]

vykvyper1 wrote...

wallpapes peeps

See? This is much better to talk about than fetuses  Love it. Anyone else bothered that she's beasting that lame AR in all the cutscenes and not her B***h (shotgun)?

[Jake71887]

cBselfmonkey wrote...
And you think Tali would be okay with you helping Cerberus gain control of the entire galaxy?

I think Tali wouldn't care about the galaxy when me and her are relaxing on a beach on Virmire. 

[Geth Knight]

1490 wrote...

His plan is infallible.  There is no possible way of getting the cure without giving him absolute power.  Many people, particularly non-humans, will suffer (except for the Quarians, of course)

Even the quarians would suffer. Only their suffering would be psychlogical at best.

[_Devout_]

solazz wrote...

1490 wrote...

Guys, what would you do in this scenario:

In Mass Effect 3, the Illusive man informs you that Cerberus has cross engineered a "cure" for the Quarians using data from the Lazarus Project.

This new treatment will stimulate Quarian immune systems to grow spontaneously to fully-protective states in just a matter of weeks.  Tali would finally be able to show you her face without risk of getting sick or dying.  Not to mention you'd be helping the entire Quarian race.

The catch: the Illusive Man thinks it's time for Cerberus to subvert the Council and for humans to become the supreme rulers of the universe, with him at the head.  He will not give you this "cure" until you help place him into power. 

So what do you choose?  Do you put the fate of the galaxy in the hands of Cerberus so Tali is can live a life free of worry and have a normal relationship with Shepard? Or is the Galaxy too important to give up, even for Tali?

I think Tali, hell, ALL quarians would be pissed at me if I put Cerberus in charge of the galaxy.  Even if it gave them the ability to live outside of their envirosuits.

I can see it now.
As soon as Tali takes off her mask, she smiles then proceeds to punch Shepard in the face for handing the Galaxy to Cerberus.

[Himmelstor]

Snip quotes please.

No need to quote wall selves.

[1490]

cBselfmonkey wrote...

Jake71887 wrote...

1490 wrote...

Jake71887 wrote...

1490 wrote...

Guys, what would you do in this scenario:

In Mass Effect 3, the Illusive man informs you that Cerberus has cross engineered a "cure" for the Quarians using data from the Lazarus Project.

This new treatment will stimulate Quarian immune systems to grow spontaneously to fully-protective states in just a matter of weeks.  Tali would finally be able to show you her face without risk of getting sick or dying.  Not to mention you'd be helping the entire Quarian race.

The catch: the Illusive Man thinks it's time for Cerberus to subvert the Council and for humans to become the supreme rulers of the universe, with him at the head.  He will not give you this "cure" until you help place him into power. 

So what do you choose?  Do you put the fate of the galaxy in the hands of Cerberus so Tali is can live a life free of worry and have a normal relationship with Shepard? Or is the Galaxy too important to give up, even for Tali?

Whatever TIM wants, I shall do 

So you'd do it for the Illusive Man even more than for Tali?

As long as it benefits Tali as well, don't see why not. 

And you think Tali would be okay with you helping Cerberus gain control of the entire galaxy?

Though she wants to be free of the suit herself, she mostly wants you to do it because it will benefit her people.  However, she is also conflicted over whether this is right or wrong, so the choice is completely up to SHepard.

[solazz]

Himmelstor wrote...

Doctor's Shameless Self Promotion:
Doctor prescribes fanfiction!
Part Thirteen of Act II: Descent is up in blog.
Please read and comment!
And enjoy!
(Bring tissues)

I highly reccomend the tissues.  I didn't bring any.  I had to use to use my roomy's shirt.   He didn't take kindly to it.

[Jake71887]

Somebody1003 wrote...

What kind of cigarettes do you think the TIM smokes?

Cerberus brand? 

[tiberius_adamantine]

Jake71887 wrote...

tiberius_adamantine wrote...

for the most part I already have a way to make it work. I'm just seeing if I can get even more
supportive info. Once the scientist responds, I'll know how to proceed.

Let me guess, this "scientist's" not out of high school yet. 

Don't be rude, he's past college. He has pointed out a number of complications/problems, but many
aren't known for sure or to what degree. The main thing for me at the moment is to work the amino acid angle. At the moment that is the only thing I need to find an answer for. Have one, but might be able to make it clearer.

[Goat_Shepard]

Himmelstor wrote...

Snip quotes please.
No need to quote wall selves.

You realize you need to put it in that format in order to be heard?

[BigKahuna25]

Somebody1003 wrote...

What kind of cigarettes do you think the TIM smokes?

i bet the marlboro man is his idol.

[AventuroLegendary]

BigKahuna25 wrote...

VettoRyouzou wrote...

Jake71887 wrote...

tiberius_adamantine wrote...

Jake71887 wrote...

tiberius_adamantine wrote...

I'm still working on a way of convincing the skeptics that there can be hybrid children.
Hopefully in time it gains a good amount of support.

Science is crying right now 

what do you mean by that? I've been talking to a scientist, may be on to a method.

Because it's nearly impossible, unless you want to spend decades in trial and error watching as yours and Tali's kids die before they take their first breath.

What he said, Really is Adoption such a horrid idea?

lets adopt veetor!

What about Jack? she can be the mentally disturbed child I always wanted

[Jake71887]

tiberius_adamantine wrote...

Don't be rude, he's past college. He has pointed out a number of complications/problems, but many
aren't known for sure or to what degree. The main thing for me at the moment is to work the amino acid angle. At the moment that is the only thing I need to find an answer for. Have one, but might be able to make it clearer.

Right...

[1490]

[quote]MarineBorn wrote...

haha, interesting senario. New plan, trick TIM, take the cure, become the new leader. [/quote]
Kill TIM save Tali, then i go listen to the council make fun of me...agian...."AH YES. 'reapers'." 

.....**** YOU COUNCIL GUY!!!![/quote]

The Illusive Man has it planned out perfectly this time; there is no way Shepard can get the cure without him first gaining power.  If he suspects betrayal at all, he can press a button that remotely destroys all vital lab samples in the Cerberus base they're held on. 

Shepard has to choose one or the other: Help him and therefore Tali, or help the galaxy.